Tottenham has been eyeing Mitrovic as an alternative to Dominic Solanke. However, Tottenham is now in active talks over other players, and it is suggested that Mitrovic is a non-starter for Tottenham, meaning they are unlikely to pursue him further.

Aleksandar Mitrović might be gearing up for a return to English football. At the age of 30, he has demonstrated that his stint in the Middle East was more than just a lucrative retirement, having scored 68 goals and provided 15 assists in 79 official matches with his Saudi club. Reports from 'CaughtOffside' suggest that several prominent English teams are interested in him to bolster their squads, with Tottenham being one of the clubs showing interest. Al-Hilal is reportedly unwilling to let him go without a substantial offer: the minimum fee to start negotiations for his transfer would be around 30 million euros, which is less than the over 52 million they initially paid for him. This financial aspect will play a crucial role in the potential deal and in Mitrović's ultimate decision.

Team Talk reports on Tottenham Hotspur's interest in signing Mitrovic to bolster their squad. Tottenham Hotspur are looking at Mitrovic as a possible signing to provide competition and cover for Dominic Solanke. They are competing with Manchester United and Newcastle United for his signature.

Aleksandar Mitrovic is drawing attention from Tottenham Hotspur as he weighs the possibility of returning to European football. The Serbian striker, who is currently with Al-Hilal in the Saudi Pro League, is being watched by several leading clubs across Europe. Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly among those interested in signing the former Fulham striker, who is willing to accept a significant reduction in salary to enable a move back to the Premier League. Reports suggest that Al-Hilal is open to allowing Mitrovic to leave for a transfer fee around £40 million, a valuation that has caught the interest of several English clubs. Mitrovic's combination of Premier League experience and physical attributes makes him an attractive option for teams in search of an experienced goal scorer. Despite earning a considerable salary in Riyadh, Mitrovic's readiness to accept a pay cut reflects his strong desire to return to European football.